1 to come to live permanently in a country that is not your own: --
Synthetic odour lures combined with visually attractive red spheres capture large numbers of flies immigrating from neighbouring woods and wild hosts when positioned at the periphery of an apple orchard.
Performance was negatively correlated with age of arrival for those who immigrated before adulthood (r = -.63) and then leveled off to barely above chance.
For each interior cell, at each step, the number of flies immigrating, from each of the four laterally adjacent cells, is multiplied by the number of flies in that cell.
The "melting pot" perspective assumes that all ethnic groups immigrating to a specific host country share similar pre-immigration experiences, motives for immigration, and motivation for name changes precipitated by immigration.
Hitherto these kanganies had simply been persons of some reputation and experience who acted as leadersamong-equals for the immigrating labour gangs.
Some have immigrated, some hold dual-citizenship, while others have permanent residence status in countries outside their own.
Therefore, species present there have either immigrated or been introduced through maritime exchanges.
He followed that assertion with a guess that he had been "eighteen or under it" when he immigrated.
